Why research impact needs libraries more than ever
58% of researchers use AI tools – yet only 22% believe they are trustworthy
58% of researchers use AI tools – yet only 22% believe they are trustworthy
AI tools can allow researchers to move faster through discovery, comparison, synthesis and exploration
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Partnership will analyse how institutions support the Government’s eight priority Industrial Strategy sectors.
As AI tools become increasingly integrated into research workflows, questions of trust become more vital
Nearly 60 per cent of researchers use AI, yet trust remains a major barrier
Tool designed to find breaches of ethics policies, such as unauthorised authorship changes and editorial conflicts of interest
Agreement allows researchers to publish more than 70 percent of their research openly without paying an APC
Agreement "a step towards meeting the evolving needs of institutions and strengthening the UK's open research landscape"
Move "marks a shift toward a more comprehensive, transparent, and internationally aligned approach to research evaluation"
Purpose-built AI tools – that draw on trusted content, provide trust and transparency – are the way forward, writes Maxim Khan
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